Submitted by TyrionLannister557 t3_1236t69 in movies
In my opinion, you can only consider yourself a certified fan of a filmmaker based on two things: whether you like their work, and how many of their films you have watched. Saying you're a fan of a filmmaker while only watching one of their films is superficial in my opinion. That's why Quentin Tarantino, Zack Snyder, Christopher Nolan, and Edgar Wright are my favorite filmmakers since I really like their movies and I've watched most of them (have to finish watching them all, though)
With that in mind, there are some exceptions to be made based on the staggering number of films. If it's too much, you should watch up to ten films made by the filmmaker. I want to start watching Akira Kurosawa, but the man has made over 34 films. Most of them are iconic, but I really want to narrow down which ten films of his should I watch to qualify as a fan.
Edit: okay fine, I concede. You can still be a fan of a filmmaker if you've only seen one film, but I still think you should try to watch their other movies.
Ok-Tumbleweed960 t1_jdtghrd wrote
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